The Complete Playcraft book
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and Mrs. Mouse, if you prefer. One darli one and one light one are needed. At the opening of all trap-holes, a bit of "cheese" is placed — this may be a small white button-mold, a white pebble, or a small bone button, smaller than the men used, if they are buttons. (Four pieces of "cheese" are used, one at each entrance.) The counter is the half of some small box, either round or square. It should be about three or four . inches across its top. Divide the base that is free from printed matter w...ith a crisscross making four equal sections. Color opposite sections so that the light one and the dark one alternate. The light sec- tions stand for play on light squares of the game- board. The dark sections stand for play on the dark squares of the game-board.
A spinning indicator-hand must be cut for the counter from a piece of stiff cardboard. Cut it about a quarter-inch wide and not quite so long as half the width of your box.
Fasten the indicator-hand at the center of the box- counter with a round wire paper-shank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and Mrs. Mouse, if you prefer. One darli one and one light one are needed. At the opening of all trap-holes, a bit of "cheese" is placed — this may be a small white button-mold, a white pebble, or a small bone button, smaller than the men used, if they are buttons. (Four pieces of "cheese" are used, one at each entrance.) The counter is the half of some small box, either round or square. It should be about three or four . inches across its top. Divide the base that is free from printed matter w...ith a crisscross making four equal sections. Color opposite sections so that the light one and the dark one alternate. The light sec- tions stand for play on light squares of the game- board. The dark sections stand for play on the dark squares of the game-board.
A spinning indicator-hand must be cut for the counter from a piece of stiff cardboard. Cut it about a quarter-inch wide and not quite so long as half the width of your box.
Fasten the indicator-hand at the center of the box- counter with a round wire paper-shank.
What to read after The Complete Playcraft book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patten Beard to read onlineMoreLess
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